we currently have a canvas gazebo which acts as our "den" and social hub when a few of us go camping. Ive tried to waterproof it but it only really works in light rain.
I have considered just getting rid of the gazebo and going for a more lightweight day tent option but our gazebo is really big and fits everyone in so dont really want to do that.
can anyone recommend a really good waterproofing product or does it just need lots of coats. Ive tried to find out if there is a spay which actually puts a vinyl like coating on but cant find anything yet - if anyone knows if that is possible please pass on the info.
I think soulpad might sell some canvas cleaning and canvas waterproofing stuff for their bell tents if that might be of use....? I've a feeling it is quite pricey though so hopefully other people will have better suggestions than me!
Don't think your likely to be doing it indoors jeff.
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Topic: waterproofing a gazebo
for Fabsil worked great on mine! one tip for you, use seam sealer on the inside of the seams as well
